The Director of USC's Petroleum Engineering Program talks to USC Viterbi alums at Saudi Aramco.

Lidar, Scientific Director of the USC Lockheed Martin Quantum Computing Center, provides what the hosts of KPFK's "Digital Culture" deem "the best explanation of quantum computing ever."

Constantinos Sioutas discusses his team's work studying air quality around Da Vinci's masterpiece, aiding preservationists in reducing pollution's effect on the painting.

In its article on the U.S. alma maters of various world leaders, the magazine mentions new Libyan Prime Minister Abdurrahim el-Keib's time at USC.

Professor Ted Berger discusses his goal of creating a device to aid the formation of long-term memories in patients with severe memory loss.

The director of the USC Center for Systems and Software Engineering noted that while the process can get a project fielded early it does have "some failure modes"

CNN.com reports — after 42 years of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, electrical engineer Abdurrahim El-Keib (MS EE '76) will navigate Libya's future.

In light of a recent interim report on causes of the fatal 2009, Air France Flight 477 crash, Najm Meshkati warns aviation against complacency in the midst of advances in the industry's technology.

On his receipt of the top International Medal of the U.K.'s Royal Academy of Engineering, Andrew Viterbi discusses the algorithm that bears his name with the BBC World Service. Listen to the Click radio interview here.

Terry Benzel's Information Sciences Institute-headquartered DETERLab provides researchers nationwide a safe place to study malicious code

Kevin Knight of the Viterbi School's Information Sciences Institute and colleagues crack the encrypted rules for the rites of a mysterious secret society

The Viterbi School's Information Sciences Institute is home for the devices CU@USC's student-produced news show calls 'real life transformers'

ABC News interviews Maja Mataric about the Robotics Research Lab and its work studying the interactions between robots and children with autism.

The Economic Times interviews Gérard Medioni at length for a story about "How Image Processing Will Move the World"

Biomedical nanotechnology expert Mauro Ferrari led off a day of presentations launching the new center for research on engineering medicine for cancer

A story in Air Transport World recalls the prescient report about the ISE safety expert's warning that it published just three days before the June 1, 2009 Air France disaster

There's something about machines that really seems to resonate with many kids with ASD, says Maja Mataric, co-director of the Robotics Research Lab at USC. "Robots are simpler than people."

"We're using optics to enable higher capacity communications ... to get gigabits to every access point," said Alan Willner in a USC News report on the Center for Integrated Access Networks (CIAN).

The USC Stevens Institute announces that a partnership led by Caltech, and supported by USC and UCLA, has been selected to receive a $360,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop a national business plan competition for young cleantech entrepreneurs.